Wednesday, March 9, 2011

The Government's Indefinite Detention Policy is Based on Circular Reasoning


The government's indefinite detention policy - stripped of it's spin - is literally insane, and based on circular reasoning. Stripped of p.r., this is the actual policy:

  • If you are an enemy combatant or a threat to national security, we will detain you indefinitely until the war is over
  • But trust us, we know you are an enemy combatant and a threat to national security
See how that works?

2 comments:

  1. Should not the last paragraph rather state: (while trying to tell us whatever YOU think WE want to hear to make the torture stop)

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